Recipe:
Pop the corn and place in a brown grocery sack... about half a brown grocery bags worth.
Salt and shake in the bag.
In a heavy sauce pan mix:
1/3 c. maple syrup
2 tbs. water
bring to boil, syrup mixture needs to be at softball stage. I use a candy therm.
Poor over popcorn, and shake the bag, keep shaking... Are you still shaking? You can stop now!
Allow to cool and serve in a pretty bowl.
This is a crowd pleaser, and its low calorie.
Blessings~
Monday, November 21, 2011
Sunday, November 20, 2011
A Walk in the Woods...
You never know what you will find on your morning walk. If you are quiet and follow the tracks... and hold absolutely still for what seems like hours. They will never know you are there, and they will go about their business as usual.
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Textbook Storm In the making...
Littles is our resident meteorologist. She has wanted to be a meteorologist ever since I can remember. The other day she had her weather guide out and was showing me some diagrams of a super cell. The next day I was working in the backyard and spied a wonderful sight, I had to grab my camera, because Littles was away from home. Here are the captured images...
The diagram...
The diagram...
The real thing...
Monday, August 1, 2011
On the needles...
Here we go again. I am attempting to make a baby sweater. I love, love, love knitting. I enjoy baby projects the most. I must have some sort of knitting going on, it brings me peace, and soothes away any stress. At this point in time, I have no little ones due, but who knows, my friends now have married children who may someday have need for a sweet baby sweater. I will need to make it in a different color. I don't think most enjoy the colors I like. This color is honey, it reminds me of fall leaves, pumpkin pie, and all things warm and wonderful about fall. I find Debbie Bliss to be an excellent place to start. I have enjoyed the many patterns I have made from her books. I finally purchased this one, before the library banned me from using their copy. I am having fun.
~Blessings
~Blessings
Sunday, July 31, 2011
An evening walk
This evening Little's and I ventured out for a walk. It was not just any ordinary walk, our walk had a purpose.
We were blessed with the many beauties our Lord has created. We carefully passed by the fields of wild grass.
We wound our way down to the creek. And enjoyed the many wonders of water and marsh plants.
Upon reaching our destination we joyfully set about the business of collecting specimens of the most perfect shapes and colors. Taking care to harvest only a few here and there, noting we will be sure to return in the near future.
Once we returned home we reminisced, and gazed upon our prized possessions. Noting how lovely they will look in a white vase on the dinning room table.
Upon reaching our destination we joyfully set about the business of collecting specimens of the most perfect shapes and colors. Taking care to harvest only a few here and there, noting we will be sure to return in the near future.
Once we returned home we reminisced, and gazed upon our prized possessions. Noting how lovely they will look in a white vase on the dinning room table.
Now for the truth, the distance is about a stones throw from my back yard. The creek is just a drainage ditch that runs behind our house, and we were eaten alive by bugs. But in my mind it was a beautiful place and I was with my sweet little girl.
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Pondering Life...
I am so thankful for my son... Deep thoughts, I wish time would stand still like this photo... He may be leaving us after his Dad returns home this fall. Jared, I love you and thank you for being you.
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Simple Pleasures
Some of life's greatest pleasures can be found on a plate... The comfort of summer evenings, cool breezes, and tasty fruit. Simply wonderful!
Blessings
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Thursday, March 31, 2011
The Simple Breakfast
...There was wonderful oatmeal, steamed all night until each grain stood out softly and separately, with Chrystobel's cream to eat on it, cream almost as thick as the oatmeal. Eaten in old Haviland china saucers with sprigs of forget-me-not on them, and a silver spoon so old it was almost paper thin. Then there were hot rolls and dougnuts and coffee!! Simple breakfast indeed!
The Substitute Guest
~Grace Livingston Hill
Now that is my kind of breakfast. Do you have passages that make you long for a simple life, with true beauty to enjoy? Please share!
Blessings~
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Friday, March 25, 2011
Friday, February 4, 2011
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